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COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

IIyEHrooi sept PA m-Cotton-future closed bsrs
ly steady Upland Low Mdng clause September delivery
sd sellers Septsn asd October delivery 1894
buyers; ootobsr and November dsivsry 764d buyers
November and December delivery G64i buyers Decembe
and January delivery sea- sellers January and feoruAry
delivery 6B4d sellers February and March delivery
Tstd sellers March AID April delivery 96fd sellers;
April and May delivery II 6ti. sellers .,,
Low Middling, ga; Good Ordinary IT, net and Erosi
receipts 1885, exports coastwse 1884 sales lose stock
Al. SOL
NORFOLK Sept 22-Cottob steady hddng 81; net and
gross receipts 1895 bses exports coastwe, 6O1 bales
sales ga bslosi stock. 1868 bales
sIvAssAn. sept 22-cott,n dull Mddlns o. Low
coastwiss 1858 bales sales $500 bAlos; stock. o5liA
bales.
NKw.oHLr ANA Sept 22-Cotton sisy; Middiing. l.l6
Low MiddlnK 5s Good Ordinary, i; net and gross 70
cepts $3.50 Daos sales 300 bsles stock l5Olb bales
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINN.
CHAsLKsroN. Sept 22.-Turpsntias firm at 2ekc
w,, Ss,t -I.rxs.uss nr,n ogI
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ERIE RAlLWAY.-Through trains Isovn aes s,s.
local Trains aust from 20 20 mum
PEsi. pSSss
sssr BSaalO Ssssia EsIis; Pullman Sleeping
Sssi s Ssssso cG :sa e
sas r g ss
Dy sh q EsRss Em sunaS
; Is an, s ss Coach
g. g. %. $40 s,c' go . sis
5::s Sis p ~ mona ,sn'ss S Ss;
& sss;.is W. y. 3; Fri Sundays Is ~
r';;'sS IS. s;S' ss' 3 g s$ 6:
az 10 10 % noon u 9 a. s Ss'S'ss g.
Nesask ana y, pas Fl via Nes1:S cees Gays
. - 20 i P r. y. saa IL midnight Sundays
s.ss 4 q e 20 ' ss g. &c.
aas IL z - 3 &c. ~ iSo 20 " % f4S t
sS "a y Ga9 Is 70 M. $780, ..so
MostcsIic and White Lake, tAa a m. $50 D. m.
Newburs and Cornwall. 2 So . a. m. 80. 10. asa
sssss wee: :ss days Esr: .P
10 20 a. M, 80, 80, 4.30. 8. g.: ~ mid;
night Sundays, As, AS, 80, 0, 10 90 9, 80,
D. Additional trains TO Goshen ana way, :oo D. m
10 Goshen and Middetown 40 IN sundays go
Tickets or passage and apartments in Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
transfer Of baggage may be left az the Com
Ges;s. SeS-iork, No ssi FulsOn-sL. Brooklyn or at
ESprsss trains from the IVES, arrive in Nsw.YOrt at
Re SOLE a.s "a ~ sH Il B O. P As
EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
Il NEWBORN. FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is being operated
on this route -Four steamers In commits soa.Pi
BRISTOL Providence and Old Colony. FINE BAND
AND ORCHESTRA ATTACHED 10 EACH SnEAMEh
Leave NewYork from Pier % lold Mob N H. 1901 ot
so D. M Tor F. River direct connecting for Boston.
Filchbusg New. Bcdlorl, Matthias Vineyard sc.
616 p. m. for Newport due about AZ N, ana ts.i
River ABOUT a. connecting for Boston, cape Sod'
sun DAYS. leave New.York at 30 D. m. for all
points. Returning leave Boston P m. ,,. n,o.s,v,
Connection by Annex Boat daily nom brooklyn
p. m, Jersey City p. m. - -, .
Tickets and staerooms be obtained In New York az
all principal Tieke. onees. at the Line ONCE Pier -
N. r., and on steamers. - .>....o.
BORDEN LOWELL GEORGE I. COMMON
Agents Gen. Pass Ae
SPECIAL NOTICE
The double daily service OF the Fall River Line VIII be
Sept "a when the steamers now leaving
at rs D. m. week days will be withdraw. steamers
Pilgrim Bristol Will remain In Commission after dato
rs above, leaving New.YoIk at p. M daily Sundays
included
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Dipi1eun Notices.

oyFcr OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING coa aP sn;7
Mu,s R,IipISo is BRoAD.sT. NEwYoRK, Sept 2o ioo"'
''' DIVIDEND NO 1916 ,,.e.
rTHE Regular Monthly Dividend OF rnSs
per has been declared Tor or az hs Trans
for Asency 10 York tho 3Oth INST
ciose on the oath. LOUNsBERY co. Irahs'or Ato"''-
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.. m. Am.r,osn standard d classllIc alton
STAINED.

essd orduary..... 1916 Low MiddlnF. zig
ST. Good Ordinary.....7S Miadhng-..- 1890 ~
nh. onoo marxet opeusd at points decline ruled dull
and easy iii closed urher reduction OF points
ha feature movement Of new COT
Ton 10 the porla. Sales, IS, 600 bales
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
"A ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at D. m from Pier IL NJ To- ioos Vi
Cana-st ..
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
BROOKLYN Annex, FultOn-st, At D.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table vi Juno "a, 1857. . ,..
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON an pounu
$50. 80 IL p IN. SUNDAYS at 4. as a. M . 80
Trans leaving at T. 30 II M s9 4, S 40
Bethlehem Allsntown, Reading, Harrisburg. ee ON sun
days for Lake Hopatcong, Easton - r,.,o,.u
~ 80 M Tor Lake Hopatcong, TAston, Bethiehein
80 a. m. for Easlon Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Wkcsbarre scranton. Reading urIsbuS foess'
vile, TamaQua, Shamokin Sunbury, Lewspufs' "'i@HS
M,as ana d.an 30 n for Eastpn rsslehem Allentown
~, Sto r m for Easton, Bethlehem, HAiientown, m"u'n
:5O p m for Lake Hopatcong. Laston' Bethiehem'
S:iS p m for Easton, Bo,hehe n, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, Wnkestarro. Heading. Harrisburg etc. On sun
= M c s0 hso ast oas
Asonry Park Ocean Grove' EXCEPT sundaysh Point
rive, so aS ns,ns; 80 $50 p m for Lakewood Toms
v,n.s,I m 80 M for Beach Haven. Atlantic City,
-, 90, sl6, Ii rs . m. 1 80. 80, cas- D. m. for
400, 8 90, 9 10. 10 80. IL rs a. M, 80. 4 100.
20, oo' 0ho p IN. Sundays 2 100 T. IN. for Perth
NEw;yERsEY sogTpERN DIV.
70, LONG sA ASREd M2o 1Gg slST psovE 49,
At 80 l0;l a. m, I 100, AS, 8 90 d. m. Sun
days $500 M for Highlands, ssabrisht, Long Branch,
$50, o 100 M. sts so6Ior Atlantic Highlands.
.bu s 10 10 %, ,! 90 s4S 10 M Tor Gtoron
90 s4s 81 p NJ Ss" iOf iSsScod. Toms niyvr and
80 p Tor vneIana. prI,Sc,oa. Beach Haven and
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CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE sJo0ooOo FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT E,sT
RON DS (SERIES AN OF THE CALIFORNIA AND OHE-
GON r. co mature January ]. 1888
That company having with other companies been consa
dated i'm Pacific Railroad Company the latter
company assumed payment OF the aboyenenone1 oonns
and at tho OF per cent
mar anuum for OF 80 years. VIZ I'LL Jan L. 1913
PrcpaI Interest OF the extended bonds VIII be paya
hls "a heretofore Unel States gold COIN sinking fund
payments until and including 1891 to continue and be aP
accordance with the provisions OF tue present oon
nndsr provs the company estimates me
Series and bombs Will amount 10
ahon 90 $50 900 the 1891 sinking fund payments
he.nnug with 1892 be At the rate OF $4,000 per annu
and to he apped OF bonds secured by THIS
obanabe at or below and accrued interest,"
Uoders who wish themselves OF tho privilege OF
erienson present their bonds At the once OF
The the bonds will BIO stamped ana new
counon sheets OF charge. UNTIL OCT 10, 1851
Copies the extension Agreement between the rauIos
tho trustees OF the mortgage can Dc seen al mo
once OF the undsrslgned an,y,, co
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finanndl.
finanrldl
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST w.,
113 BROADWAY, NETWORK.

lib BROADWAY,
Capital. Fully Paid
THIS COMPANY TRANSLATES A GENERAL LOAN
TRUST AND FINANCIAL BUSINESS.
Peeiyes Money on Depos subject check and allows IN
terest on balances.
All Checks pass through the Clearinghouse
MAKES INVESTMENTS OF MONEY.
ACTS AS EXECUTOR ADM INISTRATOH
GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE, &C. ->,r
ALSO. AS REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER AoENi'
An authorized Depository for Court and County Treasu'
rers' Fund
ROWLAND ". HAZARD President
GEORGE =. HART Vice Pieihient
WILLIAM -. SNOW, Secret1ry.
JAMES s. THURST0N, Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
oFopGE IT, POTTS, WALLACE C. ANDREWS,
ION = T. MACAULAY IRA DAVENPORT
IA MES AZ VARNUM WILLIAM ID. SNOW,
JOHN 7. BLAIR, JOHN D. hlMME
EDWARD n. BROWNING. FRGDEkIC A. POTTS.
ROWLAND ". HAZARD JOHN ROSS .or-
WV n DINsMORE FRANK q. HOLLfNS,
= LEWIS r THOMAS T.. WATSON,
IITt.ES ALDIGE ELIAS O. BENEDICT
WILLIAM p ANDERSON
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a TROY BOATS: ClTIzEENsy. roi LINE I! ":
g.: g ss. e
Ray LINE to oL I1 .a R0 soTrH coAfohl'
via si T. S Si' foi n:i :
'ss ' s ss!!ss'sS steamer .,
CATsKILL EVENING LINE: - ,,., ,,sn
s az i$sS S S:i: E Sss bonlAa
CIQRE LINE All Rail Route for Bosso1'
Nsspr. and the Ess leaves fsS
sssssS 1 ssss'Si:
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
osis s' IT: '
s issrs ssw 10.
olO a. M; I2 n6oo; 3 lo' +io' D p III SunossS
sh From 70 ieg. 3! LSs,,ys. SIS II rs az
saassy 4 train, s e nSt at
RuE ssSs AZ xooD F. e RiESsXNI
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL xEw'yok sss a ss s1 %TSAsY.
Leave Brooklyn, fao sss''t by %nSss. sccsn
Ss.t $:s:::
Returning ''i sss sssFi Is each so.
wFST POINT and NEWBURG with down DAY oosS
XIRGNY with N Y. CENTRAL & H. RR H. ios
Utica Funaio NIAGARA FALLS and the West WIN
Boston & Albany r. Il. TO- Boston
NETWORK ONTARIO & WE t$s IIs SsI, RY J.
follow Trains leave from ferries at "s'' 40 anu
70 MI .ay' s. nssI
Norwich, Utica, Rome Oneida, Fulton, Oswego buhao'
Detroit, Chicago, Waikiki Valley points, o.. .,.a,s.
town. Eiienvle Faisburg, Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake Waikiki Valley points. ...u -.
Midaieown Fais6ufg Liberty Walton Eorwich; oneidss
Oswego Suspension Bridge Detroit, chicago, St LOUIS
pullman seepngcar berihs reseryed az 3Q7 B5oaawaX
Time tables, tickets &c At 2o, 800 W., ~, naeiS
st., N. Y. J. q. ANDERSON, q. Z. A..
''' >' IS Exchange place, N. Y.
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ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION (sooa days,, 81 IS.

EXCURSION good % davsf, Vt ID
Steamers c. III. NORTHAA and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip. Pier rs L r.. M ami II m SSandWs ~ 81
MERlDEN HARTFORD sPRINGPIELD. HOLYOKE
&c sold and baggage checked at "a Bread
way, New. York. and Csurtst. Brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N Trains leave from Chambersst station for Engle.
wood Tenany. Closter Sparkll and Nyack 8 80 lo,
& 90 30 and IL 80 q m. rs, 80. f. 90, 20
40 80. 10 80 m. - mdnght Sundays 70.
wonsey and Tailmans 80. 10. 80 $50. 80
D. m Il rs D. Saturdays only). Sundays 80 . NE
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VA EST SHORE RAILROAD.
wv Ii. Il. z. co. lesaells

w EST SHORE RAILROAD
w N Y. c. Ii. r X. CO.. lessess.
Trains West 42dst station as follows and 10 min
utes earlier from foot OF Jay-st., North kiver
Detroit and Chicago % :55 a. m, u 100, $40 p m.
ST. Louis, 50 05, IS rs p. N ,,,
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fails I5 . :5S a. M, g o. 8 ie ?; o m -s,s
K RsSa si 20 s 81 e SssSy iA
% So ii 80 a. M 4, q :o6 3 :I5 p nj. .,,...
Cranston's, West Point Cornwall. Newburg. ~ ~,
-3 10 Z rs, 9:55, 1915, ii 80 a. m, a. ~ O.
Is :i6 AS p. m, and .05 p M Cranstons' CORNWALL
-'' For Montreal and Canada East. 05 p.
Hamilton London. 20 IS a. m, Sos s rs p. m
Texsnt Sleeping cars Tor Bu1afo Niagara Falls Gin
einnaH Detroit, Chicago and 81. Louis.
Daily tDay except Saturday
Other trains daily except SUNDAY. accommo
daons or information, apply at Offices Brookiyn J33
ton St, $50 Fu6nst. Annex once foot 81 Fpi
owery 10 Park Place and West Shore stations foot OF
West Ied-st, foot OF Jay.st. N r. =. LAMBERf,
4 -RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
n KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cranston's
West POINT, Cornwall Newburg, Marloorougn Milton
and Esopus connecting Win Ulster ana Del
aware Stony Glove and Ca,sklli Mountain RAILROADS
Steamers City OF Kingston and James w BALDWIN leave
cent SATURDAY. when City Of Kingston leaves at
BOSTON. WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID sETr PIER.
VIA STONING1ON LINE
From New Pier So North River, one block above canal
It, az D. M daily except Sunday. Through car from
steamers landing Naraganse Pier without extra cnarso
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Ocean Gteamers.

DIED STAR LINE; W. n,.
sailing from Now York and Antwerp weesiy IN -
WESTERN -"ednesa, ;yyr Ssg" Oct a rs 8 ~
i5S w,S.r Rate. First Cabin 500 SIS
sion siiJ to sia5 second Cabin $40 Excursion VIZ AMI
$50 WI 4 nS soNs asu Ag So Broadway
WHITE STAR LINE: o,
FOB NgS AEP M MIXERgTE2GkM
'xDEiATiU capt Cameron. wednesday Sept ~ M M
BRITANNIc. Capt PARCEL. Wedne'day oIs o. M
CELTIC Gaps Irving wsa aessssy Oct Oct To-
From White star Dock foot OF West ., t,ckst,
RAJ Saloon $50 $50. $50 ana 800 hetuTn mcnoH
favorable terms Steerage rom or 10 .n @ steanes
CABIN sac U.s. on For
Sns T tes
u UNITEp STATES MAIL Az s TEAMEpRSs3
Leave Pier 80. NJ r.. foot OF kux.st =,
ALASKA ............-. Tuesday sept ~ D. u,
WYOMING ue Sn,obsr II m
J,ctsbcr ia 3 20 a m
NEVA ia ....... Tuesday. October 20. ll,3O m.
Cabin ma $50 upward according olocaon lnsor
A. 81 UNDERHILL& co. IS Broadway. y. I.
DACJFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New.YOrk. pier foot OF Canalst, ~
For san Francesca via the Isthmus OF Panama
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRXNcIsco
From Gan Francisco st and Brsnnany tG.
for China and Japan. -,
Ctr OF Sydner sails Tuesday Oct IL, p m.
For freight passage and general INFORM apply Az o0s
~-' " F H.. BULLAf ,SuperlntennenI
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIvERPooLyla QUEENSTOWN 'r'a
Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
AURAN oct = a n,
oat ,nsr tx as0 n m
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and 500 interneds,a Ss2
TO and from all OF Europe az vory
rates freight apply tbs COMPANY ohos
,H'""ns VERNON ri. BiiowN co. General Agents
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L'Ok III DSON ana COASAChlE.
il Steamer KAATER~k Xxi LII on Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY at u D. m. rom foot OF Jay 81. n. r.
Steamer MCMANUS Monday esday aud Friday from
Pier foot % Franklinst. at y. m.
Boats connect with Boston aud Albany r. ".
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST
~ LkN KAIlioAp sHoRIESu L.Ns bttx 10 p tSS
NEW. YORK and Blu FFAL0. LIGHTNING In Fki.SS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TlME. ~ LLMAS
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depos In New York. foot OF Barclay and Ohrstopner SIS
IN. Daily except SUNDAYS, Buffalo and Os~esO IN
press for Water Gap, Srouds6urg scranton Bngham.on
Elma, Bath Dansvlle, Buffalo. Syracuse Osweso ie me-
oxford Norwich Uea connect At Scrin,on or 3
Wikesbaro, Danvle and Northumberland, Al Oweso or
Ithaca and intermediate stations. -, ,,,..
1 d. m. Blnghamon and Emira Express Tor water
Gap, Scranton anton, OwegO and tlnfs connects
Scranton Pittston. Kingston, Wllkesbsrre &c, -
AlO d. In. Scranton, Wikesoarro and hngstoh La
D. m Daily Buralo Limited Express for strouds
burg, Scranton, Bnghamton, 0weg0, Elmira, Corn,g,
Bath, Wayand, DansVle Buffalo, TO-, arriving ID Bul
falo 7 10 q. IN. sleeping coach 10 Olean: go, a..o
D. m. Daily Buffalo Utica and ninsville, Oswego
Express for Stroudsburg Scranton Bin hamon Cortsnd
Syracuse, oswego Greene, oxford, Norwich, Utica So,
connects at owego for Ithaca and Int rmediae stations
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains Tor AL
points West
Richneld Springs. a. m. daily except sundays; pm
daily. Pullman sleeper attached .o- r....u
Tickets for sale and baggage checked ny 900 roaumg
and 1t Wesco Express offices In New YORK ahd brooklyn
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p OSTON. WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-

VIA STONINGTON LINE
From New Pier &c. North River block above Canal
st. az D. m. daily, except Sunday Through car rom
steamers landing to Pier without extra charge
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CHAELKsroN. Sept 22.-Turpsntias frm at 20 kc
SAVANNAH. Sept 22.--rurpeatias uniet At 20 &c.
WILMINGTON Sept 22-1arpeatlse nrfn at 20 &c
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after SEPrEM BE.Hl2, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after SEPTEMBEEi2, 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATtB NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave ork via DesbiOsseS and Cortisndt
Streets Ferries, as follows: - -. -, n.,.-.
Sa' S esssd Lia d isa Dining and
Sleeping Vesubuled Cars at . a. m. every day. 49, 49,.
Wiliamsp port Lock Haven. a. M, p m Sory anu
P.S sns; saS the % Resons
For Lebanon a. NJ 800 ?. m, aud IL 10 higpn..
Tor NOrristown, fhenIyile, Potstown and Headins'
20 a. m. l and p m. Saturdays only y r1''
Sundays, 9:l6 and 10 a. ,., Wa.
Baltimore, Wsshn gton and the South Limited Wash
ington Express" OF Pullman Parl0r Cars and Pennsyi
vsnia Railroad Dining Car daily, except sunday ~
arrive Washington p m and GALL, = o az
y. M, arrive Washington 30 m reguiAf A. ~
{ and 80 a. M 1, 2, 80 and 8 p. NJ. and IL l3
night. Sunday rs and a. M, 4 80 and D. M anu
1916 night. - -,
Tor Atlaa lc CITY and Cape May, p m. week; days.
Long Branch, bay Head Junction and ntermedlae stS
lions, Railway and Amboy, 10 A. M IL noon ~,
10 ana y n. ON Sunday. is a. M and D. ~ Sao
not stop At AsDury Park
For UId Point and Norfolk. via NewYork Philadelphia
and Norfolk Hailroad. p m every day VIA BALTIMORE
and Bay Line, so p. m. week days. -, -,
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
a. Jerey CITY arofding speedy and direct transfer Tor
TRAINS ARRIVE: From Pittsburg, 10. 2 80, II 80
M. and Q IS p m. daily. from WASHINGTON ana
Baltimore. $40 80 M, 30, . 20 80, 900
$2S, 20 and 70 IS From t9 M y Ia
1S &c. Il rs &c. 90 h. ia g. 20 so
20, 7, 20. so, 20. ;35, 10 IS and Il 70
night Sunday, so, 90, so 40, 80 II 80
1880 a. IN, 20. so. z, :05, 20. SO, 10 80
AfAr.r
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OIL tho Waves.

La pamphlet issued lately by the
y. $. photographic Office, Lieut..
Underwood says that mineral oils arc
not 80 effective for use at sea as vegeta-
Die or animal. A comparatively small
amount OF the right kind Of oil, say
two quarts per hour, properly used, il
sufficient, he asserts, to prevent much
damage,b both to vessels aud to small
bonts, In heavy seas. Tho greatest
result from oil is obtained in deep
water. In surf, or where water ia
breaking on bar, the eject Is not 30
certain but even In this case oil NAV
be OF benefit, and its use Is recommen
ded by Lieut.. Underwood. He advises
that, when IN attempt is about to be
made to board a wreck. tho approach
Ing vessel should use the oil after run
ming as close as possible under the leo of
the wreck. The wreck wilt soon drift
into tho oil, and then boat may be sent
alongside her. .-iScicntifc american.
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Positions Of the Planets in September.

VENUS
is evening star until the 2lst. and then
morning star. On the 2lst, st il
O'Clock in the morning, she arrives at
inferior conjunction, and, passing be-
tween the earth and sun, completes her
course as evening star, changing from
the eastern side of the sun to the west.
ern, and commencing her course as
morning star. She sets on the 1st
about quarter before 7 O'Clock, little
less than half an hour after sunset. On
the 3O!h, she rises at 20 min utes before
O'Clock in the morning, an hour be-
fore sunrise.
JUPITER
is evening star. He will be the brigh-
test star in the heavens for nearly the
whole month, as Venus sets soon after
the sun in the early part of the month,
and is quickly lost to sight. Jupiter
will be found in the west, soon after
sunset, in the constellation Virgo. 10
east OF Spca on the ist and 160 east of
the star on the 30th. He sets on the
lst few minutes before half past s
O'Clock in the evening, two hours after
sunset. On the 30th he sets at quars
ter before 7 o'clock, an hour and a
quarter after sunset.
MEECRT
is morning star until the 10th, and
then evening star. On the 10th. at !
O'Clock in the afternoon, he is in su-
Perior conjunction with the sun, pass,
ing beyond the sun and reappearinp
on his eastern side 10 run his short
course as evening star. He is invisi-
bic during the month, rising on the Ist
about half past 4 o'clock in the morn
Ing, aud setting on the goth about G
O'Clock in the evening.
URANUS
Is evening star, Is very near the sun.
anu nearly at his greatest distance
from the earth. He sets on the Is, AT
holt past ! o'clock in tho evening, and
on the "NIh soon after half past ,
O'Clock.
SATURN
Is morning star. He is an interesting
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IN LOUISIANA.

It WAS !" iowiy cottage, yet enrobod
With goid-green vines and roses royal
So close tho keenest sunbeam hardly pro-
It's chambers dim, with many q cohweb
spread.
Ancient it seemed, though loved by ma
ture's young
Here evanescent, eyer -nascent things
Bright birds and brighter butterflies, that
Prismatic splondor from their suu,p.uous
WINGS
In the quaint court, the ornlont orange
With bud and bloom, with frui.aso green
and gold
c""%hingiins' h1sszn :from tho wooi"s of the
Turned coyiy, as rich DANES from snitors
Oh! lovely Is that land, on which tho sky
Leans like lover; whore tho golden
Leave a delicious music as they fly,
While night but decpcns the perfume of
flowers.
And in that land Of love, Il man might we'll,
In passing, fancy that some maiden
Must in that lowly cottage surely dwell,
so shyly hidden from the staring street
hut one day from its cool shades camo II
cry,
Keen as Il woman's at her first born's
piteous, long drawn wall of agony,
That chilled the passcrs-by, and stificd
their mirth.
And so they entered with cxpoctant thrill
For something strange; and on II snow
They found Ia woman lying stark and still
a poor Old negro woman cold and dead
The largo white curtains iiuttercd in tho
breeze
Like iiapping sail upon tho billowy deep,
AND a Gagged bird, on high, sang little
glees,
AS if to coax its mistress from her sleep.
But, prisoned in her arms, her mastcr's
sOn,
A fair, white child, shc held with clasp
That to unloose him it took more than ono
of the stout mon among that wondering
throng,
Yet still no clung to her, with sobs and
tears
Calling, hcr "bonne maman'' and it is
That stern mon wept, who had not wept
Thus TO behold The living love tho dead.
Now 70 Some foarts tho meaning of ali
May only DO tho pathos of mans wild
Attempt to bridge the infinite abyss
with love as feeble AZ n little child.
fet to my soul, a butterfly of dreams
Aud no very thoughts with morning
radiance rife,
AS iii this picture, so forever seems
Beath-like q fond, black nurse embrac-
ing Lite.
-U""'y W. A"%fn, Hc Amcrican Bogr nc
The TELEGRAPH One dollar pei
year.